Family Food Costs Hit All Time High In July
Food costs for a typical family rose to a record 1529 dollars for a year as July figures show a 14.3 percent rise since December. Economists warn August prices may climb further as price ceilings on most foods were lifted.
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Nixon aides see slight image gain after Watergate conference
SAN CLEMENTE Calif UPI aides say President Nixon has gained slight momentum in restoring his image as a decisive leader from his news conference on Watergate but acknowledge the scandal will linger with Senate probes and federal investigators still at work.
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New Red Bluff High School Registration Opens This Week
New Red Bluff High announces registration for students new to the district continues this week at the high school Counseling Center. Counselors are available 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with appointments through Mrs. Betty Ramsey at 527 7250. No registrations on Monday September 3 and limited slots Tuesday September 4 due to staff meetings, with opening day September 5 requiring prior registration for class availability.
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Restrictions For Camp Fires Now Lifted
Restrictions during the critical fire period have been lifted according to district ranger Jan Seils. Camp fires are now permitted in all areas where they were allowed before the restrictions.
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Western forest fires largely out but two remain
Most Western fires are extinguished with only two in the Pacific Northwest believed controlled. Across six states in 12 days about 200000 acres burned, marking the West’s worst fire period. An 16000 acre Hell’s Canyon fire in eastern Oregon was left to burn out, as terrain prevented access. State Forester Lewis Moran noted arson suspected in California’s 60 of 300 fires last week, with a $900 reward offered for information.
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Western state ag chiefs meet with Secretary Butz
The chiefs of agriculture from 12 Western states gather with Secretary Earl L. Butz for a three hour session described as a free open discussion of problems and progress. They will report on the current state of agriculture in their jurisdictions and hear from top USDA staff.
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World News In Brief IRA Blamed London Bombings
IRA blamed for a campaign of bombings in London with heightened security at transport centers after explosives damaged the London stock exchange on the 22nd floor.
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Tehama County Wheat Allotments To Triple In 1974
Tehama County ASC chairman David E. Williams says 1974 wheat allotments will be about three times 1973 levels, based on a national 55.0 million acre allotment. Notices will mail to farmers soon with details including target price provisions and loan terms.
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Mitchell claims she read Nixon Haldeman campaign book
Martha Mitchell says she read a leather bound 1972 campaign strategy book by Nixon and Haldeman claiming it outlined Watergate style operations. She urges the Ervin committee to call her for executive session testimony and accuses Nixon of false denials.
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Health Officer Reports No Meningitis Threat in Red Bluff Case
Tehama County Health OfficerDr A H Meuser says fears of spinal meningitis spreading from a five year old Red Bluff death are unfounded The boy died from a meningococcal infection with blood poisoning in under 24 hours Only immediate family require prophylactic treatment while other contacts need only watch for illness and seek doctor advice if symptoms appear
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State Officers To Speak At Tri County Cattlemen Meeting
California Cattlemen's Association State officers Rob Flournoy and Jack Owens will discuss industry current events at the 22nd Tri-County Cattlemen's Association meeting in Taylorsville. Plumas Sierra hosts Tehama and Lassen Counties with UC Extension Service support. Ed Loomis will discuss parasitology. The Big Steer guessing contest returns for ladies, with trophy and prizes at noon after a steak barbecue by Angelo Mendonca.
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Taylorsville
Plumas-Sierra
Darrell Conard
Angelo Mendonca
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Weather Outlook From Friday Through Monday
Mostly fair through Sunday with variable clouds today. Highs near 83 today and 87 tomorrow, south winds 5 to 15 mph. Monday outlook fair. River levels listed for Lake Red Bluff Bend Bridge Tehama Bridge Woodson Bridge. Sunset tonight 7 52 p m Sunrise tomorrow 6 31 a m PDT.
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